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How Detergents are Extremely Useful in Bioscience Experiments
Detergents are versatile chemical tools. But how exactly do they help in experiments? Some detergen...
Why Lysozyme and Zymolyase are Important in Cell Lysis Buffers
Lysozyme and zymolyase are enzymes that degrade cell walls of bacteria and yeast cells. When bacteri...
Ants May Teach Us to be Socially Responsible Citizens and Great Medics
Caring for the sick, valuing the community more than just oneself and excellence in medical therapeu...
Beyond pH - Understanding Complex Roles of Cell Lysis Buffers
Cell lysis buffers are used to break down bacterial, yeast, plant or animal cells to extract protein...
All About the Composition of Protein Purification Buffers and Why It Matters
Protein purification buffers are complex and can contain reducing agents, detergents, salts, imidazo...
3 Functions of Buffer Solutions in Bioscience Experiments
Buffers are mainly used three ways. First maintaining pH within a range. Second, buffers supply ions...
Buffer Preparation: Tips and Tricks
You’re preparing buffers in the lab, and maybe you’ve been following a protocol for the longest time...
A Quick Guide to Buffers and pH
pH is the measure of acidity or basicity of a solution. Tightly maintaining the pH to the desired ra...
What is Codon Bias: Implications in Gene Cloning
Codon bias is a bias for synonymous codons encoding the same amino acid, for example a bias for UUU...